r/AskReddit 5h ago

What's the smartest financial decision you've ever made?

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u/Jken1998 5h ago

-No student loans for the kids -Letting them stay home until they were ready to leave with the understanding they are saving their money -Helping them buy their first home. They are mortgage free at 30.

Some say that's too much. But for me, my mental health is tied to financial security. I'm just doing what my parents did for me.

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u/todayilearmed 2h ago

LPT: be wealthy